The role of molecular chaperone CCT/TRiC in translation elongation: A literature review
Yueyue Que,
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Yudan Qiu,
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Zheyu Ding
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et al.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(7), P. e29029 - e29029
Published: April 1, 2024
Protein
synthesis
from
mRNA
is
an
energy-intensive
and
strictly
controlled
biological
process.
Translation
elongation
a
well-coordinated
multifactorial
step
in
translation
that
ensures
the
accurate
efficient
addition
of
amino
acids
to
growing
nascent-peptide
chain
encoded
sequence
messenger
RNA
(mRNA).
Which
undergoes
dynamic
regulation
due
cellular
state
environmental
determinants.
An
expanding
body
research
points
translational
as
crucial
process
controls
through
multiple
feedback
mechanisms.
Molecular
chaperones
are
key
players
protein
homeostasis
keep
balance
between
synthesis,
folding,
assembly,
degradation.
Chaperonin-containing
tailless
complex
polypeptide
1
(CCT)
or
ring
(TRiC)
essential
eukaryotic
molecular
chaperone
plays
role
assisting
folding
suppressing
aggregation.
In
this
review,
we
give
overview
factors
influence
elongation,
focusing
on
different
functions
including
how
they
affect
rates
post-translational
modifications.
We
also
provide
understanding
mechanisms
by
which
CCT
roles
phase
synthesis.
Language: Английский
Revisiting the chaperonin T‐complex protein‐1 ring complex in human health and disease: A proteostasis modulator and beyond
Chenglong Zeng,
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Shenqi Han,
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Yonglong Pan
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et al.
Clinical and Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
HSP70 is a chaperone for IL-33 secretion and function in chronic airway disease
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
Rationale
IL-33
is
a
key
driver
of
type
2
inflammation
relevant
to
airway
epithelial
biology.
However,
the
mechanisms
for
secretion
and
regulation
in
context
chronic
disease
poorly
understood.
Objectives
We
sought
define
how
associated
isoform
Δ34
that
escapes
nuclear
sequestration
tonically
secreted
from
cells
can
be
recruited
non-canonical
secretory
pathways.
Methods
interaction
with
HSP70
was
assessed
validated
by
affinity
purification,
mass-spectrometry
miniTurboID
proximity
labeling.
Secretion
activity
reporter
assays
were
used
probe
effect
on
receptor
binding.
Human
biospecimens
analyzed
dysregulation
heat
shock
pathways
revealing
modulation
TCP1
complex
intermediates.
Measurements
Main
Results
confirmed
interacts
directly
,
recruits
cytokine
vesicular
compartment
enhances
stability
upon
secretion.
IL-33,
other
mediators
proteostasis
found
dysregulated
extracellular
vesicles.
The
interactome
characterized
novel
modulators
identified.
Conclusions
This
study
confirms
role
function
may
amenable
therapeutic
targeting
diseases.
Language: Английский
A nuclear TRiC/CCT chaperonin assembles meiotic HORMAD proteins into chromosome axes competent for crossing over
Monique Zetka,
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Abdul Mohammad Pezeshki,
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Steven J.M. Jones
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et al.
Published: March 3, 2025
Abstract
The
meiotic
chromosome
axis
organizes
chromatin
and
sets
the
stage
for
homolog
pairing
recombination.
M
eiotic
HORMA
d
omain
proteins
(mHORMADs)
are
conserved
components
that
conformationally
transform
during
target
binding.
In
C.
elegans,
four
functionally
distinct
mHORMADs
directly
interact,
but
how
binding
between
them
is
restricted
to
assembly
unknown.
Using
a
mutation
in
delays
assembly,
we
isolated
suppressor
TRiC/CCT
chaperonin
subunit
restored
mHORMAD
localization.
CCT-4
associates
with
forms
vivo
complexes
mHORMADs,
while
germline
disruption
of
TRiC
results
defects,
indicating
nuclear
function
alongside
chromosomes.
We
propose
chromosome-tethered
folds
into
active
local
population
required
morphogenesis.
More
broadly,
our
support
model
spatially-restricted
folding
by
mechanism
controlling
multimeric
tightly
co-ordinated
events.
Language: Английский
Domain-specific folding of the tandem β-propeller protein Coronin 7 (Coro7) by CCT/TRiC
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 11, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
Chaperonin
containing
tailless
complex
polypeptide
1
(CCT)
or
TCP-1
ring
(TRiC)
plays
a
central
role
in
maintaining
cellular
homeostasis
by
supporting
protein
folding
and
damping
aggregation.
Besides
the
abundant
cytoskeletal
proteins,
actin
tubulin,
CCT/TRiC
is
emerging
as
an
obligate
chaperone
for
WD40
which
are
comprised
of
one
multiple
β-propeller
domains.
To
date,
only
proteins
consisting
single
domain
have
been
described
substrates.
Using
combination
biotin
proximity
ligation,
mass
spec
analysis
co-immunoprecipitation,
we
here
identify
tandem
protein,
Coronin
7
(Coro7),
novel
interactor.
Transient
knockdown
further
severely
diminished
expression
Coro7,
suggesting
that
Coro7
bona
fide
substrate.
Interestingly,
co-immunoprecipitation
truncated
demonstrated
interacts
with
first
Coro7.
In
line
this,
fusion
miniTurboID
tag
to
N-
C-terminus
showed
significant
enrichment
all
subunits
first,
but
not
second
domain.
Similarly,
individual
domains
generated
introduction
protease
cleavage
site
full
length
confirmed
binds
Altogether,
our
study
shows
can
also
function
multi-β-propeller
likely
initiating
domain,
then
help
template
autonomous
consecutive
Language: Английский